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Israel at war

Israel at war

Growing optimism over Gaza ceasefire deal as Blinken expected for ‘endgame’ talks

Watch: Israeli air strike hits residential building in Gaza

Ukraine at war

Ukraine at war

Watch: Ukraine strike destroys second Kursk bridge

Starmer accused of weakening support for Ukraine

Ukraine ‘heading for partial ceasefire talks’ before Kursk offensive

Germany plans to cut Ukraine aid to just 6pc of current total

SUSSEXES IN COLOMBIA

SUSSEXES IN COLOMBIA

More questions than answers over Harry and Meghan’s Colombia visit

The Sussexes’ quasi-royal tour produced a stream of glossy images, but reasons behind it remain a mystery

Princess Lilibet has found her voice aged three, Meghan tells Afro Women event

Prince Harry should apologise for slavery, Colombian townsfolk say

News Briefing

News Briefing

Get serious on policy or you could lose, Republicans warn Donald Trump

Donald Trump at a rally

Marvel superhero movies are ruining cinema, says Succession's Brian Cox

The social media influencers posting from a region with a deadly migration route

Man sues hospital for losing part of his skull

Feature

Feature

Happy families, Hollywood-style: The photographs that peddled a myth of domestic bliss

Janet Leigh with Jamie Lee and Tony Curtis with Kelly Lee, 1959

HEALTH

HEALTH

I was an unhealthy doctor eating junk food at night until I lost over a stone

Royals

Royals

King axes Duke of York’s security team

Prince Andrew could be kicked out of the Royal Lodge in October – so where will he go?

Late Queen put in a ‘brilliant’ performance with Paddington, says scriptwriter

Premier League

Premier League

Chelsea’s £280m midfield dominated by a player they sold for £30m

Manchester City's players celebrate scoring their second goal at Chelsea

Raheem Sterling’s Chelsea future in doubt after statement hits out at Man City squad snub

Crystal Palace receive referee apology after Eberechi Eze goal blunder helps Brentford to victory

Brentford rejected Saudi bid for Ivan Toney before leaving striker out of Crystal Palace win

Golf

Golf

Rory McIlroy finishes 68th out of 70 in first PGA Tour play-off

Rory McIlroy during his second round at the FedEx St. Jude Championship

Relationships

Relationships

‘I’d snogged him before I even knew his name’: Why I ditched dating apps

Marriage diaries My husband is chasing his lost youth and it’s weird

What the way you cook together says about your relationship

Travel

Travel

Mini cruises are more popular than ever – here’s why you should book one

Havila Castor in Trollfjorden

The ultimate guide to river cruising

Inside the Maldives’ first superyacht marina, the newest playground of the super rich

‘Many refugees set up business here’: The secrets of Europe’s ‘friendliest’ city

Wellbeing

Wellbeing

Eye twitches and ulcers: The seven signs of stress you should pay attention to

CULTURE

CULTURE

Faye, review: a cautious circling of Dunaway, Hollywood’s ‘most difficult’ actress

The billionaire’s six-step guide to buying art (and dodging fraudsters)

In Case you missed it

In Case you missed it

Alain Delon, magnetic French film star who projected a moral ambivalence on screen and in life

Alain Delon in René Clément's Plein Soleil (1960), an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr Ripley

Crime writer Ann Cleeves: We can’t write off struggling working-class people as white trash

Revealed: Hamas plot to dig up war graves of British veterans

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively lead the most powerful gang in Hollywood... cross them at your peril

Kate Andrews

Kamala’s Left-wing populism could take her all the way to the White House

Matthew Lynn

Even a new $100m boss can’t save bland Starbucks

David Axe

There’s one theatre of war where Russia is in total collapse

Jane Shilling

This summer’s must have item probably lives in your loft

Bjorn Lomborg

Innovation not global regulation will save the planet

Julie Bindel

The credibility of the Paralympics is already in jeopardy

Jake Wallis Simons

The BBC should not trust Hamas’s death figures

Telegraph View

Telegraph View

Socialism is no solution for America’s problems

Obituaries

Obituary

Richard Lugner, shopping mall magnate whose guests stole the show at the Vienna Opera Ball

Chi-Chi Rodriguez, golfer adored by the fans for his showmanship and sense of fun

Gena Rowlands, actress celebrated for her collaborations with her husband John Cassavetes

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Princess Lilibet has found her voice aged three, Meghan tells Afro Women event

Susie Coen 18 Aug 2024, 9:29pm
More questions than answers over Harry and Meghan’s Colombia visit

Victoria Ward 18 Aug 2024, 9:00pm
Starmer accused of weakening support for Ukraine

Tony Diver 18 Aug 2024, 8:11pm
Get serious on policy or you could lose, Republicans warn Donald Trump

Tony Diver 18 Aug 2024, 8:06pm
Man sues hospital for losing part of his skull

Iona Cleave 18 Aug 2024, 6:40pm
Growing optimism over Gaza ceasefire deal as Blinken expected for ‘endgame’ talks

Paul Nuki 18 Aug 2024, 6:17pm

Sports

Struggling Enzo Fernandez taking Chelsea captaincy a terrible look after summer racism storm

Sam Dean 18 Aug 2024, 9:10pm
Premier League new kits 2024-25: every home and away shirt ranked

Thom Gibbs 18 Aug 2024, 7:13pm
Rory McIlroy finishes 68th out of 70 in first PGA Tour play-off

James Corrigan 18 Aug 2024, 6:41pm
Crystal Palace receive referee apology after Eberechi Eze goal blunder helps Brentford to victory

Ian McCullough 18 Aug 2024, 4:39pm
Raheem Sterling’s Chelsea future in doubt after statement hits out at Man City squad snub

Sam Dean 18 Aug 2024, 3:36pm
Brentford rejected Saudi bid for Ivan Toney before leaving striker out of Crystal Palace win

Sam Dean 18 Aug 2024, 1:48pm

Business

Why Ukraine’s invasion of Russia is Putin’s most brutal humiliation

Daniel Johnson 17 Aug 2024, 12:00pm
Kamala’s Left-wing populism could take her all the way to the White House

Kate Andrews 17 Aug 2024, 11:00am
America will keep spending money like a drunken sailor until the world stops funding it

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard 16 Aug 2024, 6:00am
Google is suffering for letting staff go home early, says former boss

Matthew Field 15 Aug 2024, 12:18pm
Women used as lampstands at ‘tone deaf’ tech event

Lucy Burton 14 Aug 2024, 6:00pm
China just built the biggest ever offshore oil platform. There is no green energy ‘transition’

David Blackmon 13 Aug 2024, 5:31pm

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